So THAT'S Why You Sometimes Wake Up With Lines On Your Skin
HuffPost · November 4, 2026
“Sleep lines indicate where pressure from a bedding item rested on your body during sleep.”
Press & media
Reporters turn to Dr. Scott Nass, MD, SwiftCareMD's board-certified physician, for clear answers on everyday health.
Dr. Nass has been quoted in: Fox News, HuffPost, Parade, Prevention, Reader's Digest, Medical News Today, Woman's World, LADbible
Featured coverage
Fox News · September 26, 2026 · Dr. Nass quoted in Fox News
“A brief jog should help someone get some energy in their system, which may make them feel better about themselves mentally and help them focus.”
Coverage
HuffPost · November 4, 2026
“Sleep lines indicate where pressure from a bedding item rested on your body during sleep.”
Sleep Review · November 3, 2026
“The main symptom of [narcolepsy] is excessive daytime sleepiness, in spite of having sufficient nighttime sleep.”
Prevention · October 29, 2026
“A mattress's breathability is usually better than a cooling label.”
Parade · October 27, 2026
“Feeling less sore does not necessarily mean the underlying muscle damage or inflammation has recovered faster.”
LADbible · October 22, 2026
“Inhaling allows the substance to enter your bloodstream very quickly.”
Reader's Digest · October 19, 2026
“Health-care professionals cannot determine a patient's ferritin levels by observing facial appearance.”
Woman's World · October 9, 2026
“The most common symptom of heartburn is a burning sensation or warmth in the area of your breastbone.”
Woman's World · September 29, 2026
“Cold will numb an irritated area and calm it down, and heat will help relax tight or stiff tissue.”
Medical News Today · September 18, 2026
“Lying in for a few hours after a difficult night can feel rewarding. But really, it is only shifting your sleeping pattern out.”
Infection Control Today · September 17, 2026
“Physicians should consider this possibility if a case appears suspicious.”
Woman's World · September 10, 2026
“Saline spray doesn't contain any type of medication, so it's safe to use as often as needed.”
Recognition
Leadership roles and recognition for Dr. Nass outside SwiftCareMD. Meet the Physician
December 7, 2023
Named one of five new members of the Medical Advisory Board at Castle Connolly, the organization behind the Top Doctors recognition program.
Selected as an Atlantic Fellow for Health Equity, an international fellowship for health equity leaders.
Served as president of GLMA: Health Professionals Advancing LGBTQ Equality.
Dr. Nass is a board-certified family physician who comments on everyday health questions for national outlets. Send your topic and deadline and we will get back to you quickly.
Media kit
SwiftCareMD is an online doctor's note service. Patients complete a short medical intake, and Dr. Scott Nass, MD, a board-certified family physician licensed in 46 states + D.C., reviews each case. Most notes are delivered in minutes, and every note carries a Patient ID that employers and schools can verify. If a case can't be approved, the patient is charged and then refunded.
Media contact
Jordan Bennett, Media Relations: press@swiftcaremd.com · (877) 552-5090
